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Bitcoin’s rebound above $78,000 has renewed optimism and flipped investor sentiment toward a more bullish stance. Still, some market watchers caution that the move may not be sustainable. Crypto analyst Marmot warned that the recent surge could be masking deeper weakness and urged investors and traders not to assume the rally will continue.
Marmot said Bitcoin’s price action may resemble a bull trap rather than a durable breakout. He characterized the rebound as a distribution-style pattern that can be used to shake out retail traders before a sharper decline.
In addition to the chart-based warning, Marmot pointed to ETF-related factors that he said continue to weigh on Bitcoin’s outlook. He highlighted Spot Bitcoin ETF activity, noting that recent flows showed the largest outflows in months.
According to Marmot, about $300 million was withdrawn in a single day, and outflows were also reported in Fidelity’s ETF.
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